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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-21
Shipping.
POSTS INDEPENDENT
ST. JOHNS RIVER DAY LINE.
Shipping.
Jacksonville, Green Cove Spring Magnolia,
St. Augustine. Palatka. Roleston,
Ormond. Daytona.
The Swift and Elegant Steamer
JOHN SYLVE ST E r

From Astor Wharf $3.50 A. N,
FARE.
Jacksonville and PaIatka.......SI 90
Jacksonville and ST. Augustine. 1 rs
Jacksonville & Green Cove Spring. rs
JacksOnvi lie and DsytOna. 10
A Il st. Augustine landing Passengers In
n new depot, centre of city. immediate
vicinity of hotels.
Connecting at Palatka with Florida South
ern Railroad, leaving at 2: 05 N.
Connecting at PalatEa with steamer Geor-
gia at P. NJ. for San Mateo and all landings
south to DraytOn Island.
steamer Curiew for all landings north to
Races Point.
Roleston with Halifax RIVER Railway for
OrmOnd, Daytona and Halifax coast.
Passengers leave Palatka 2:l5 P. NJ. Arrive
DeLand 4:l5 P. NJ. Sanford 80 ?. NJ.
Freight taken at all hours.
G.. V. H. POST,
Gonl Agent, on Wharf at Jacksonville.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-21

o:+S p m AR Albany ...... Lv IL 100 a n,
Pullman buffet cars to and from jackson
vile and New York, to and from JacksonviiIs
and New Orleans via Pensacola, to AM
from Jacksonville and Louisville via Thomas
vile, Atlanta and Nashville, and Jackson
vile to Cincinnati via Jesup
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-21
EAST FLORIDA EXPREss

Pullman buHet cars to and from Thomee.
vile and Louisville via Albany, Montgomery.
and Nashville and Cincinnati to Jacksons
vile via JesuD.
Pullman sleeping cars to and from Barlow
ard Montgomery via GAINESVILLE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-21
GOING SOUTH.

Leave Jacksonville (st. Augustine Divi-
sion) 9:o5 m, l 100 p IN, 400 IN.
Arrive st. Augustine tSt. Augustine Divi-
sion) 10: 80 m. 2:30 p m, $50 y m.
GOING NORTH-Leave Tampa 8 90 D m
Cuban mail and $3.50 m; Orlando 1890
night. 7:2e a m and l:2s p m; Sanford l:l6 a
m, $3.50 N and 2:45 p IN. arrive Palatka
4:lb and II 80 m, SEQ p M; Jacksonville 80
m. l:2S and $40 p IN, connecting for all
points North and West.
Leave st. Augustine $3.50 a m, J2 100 and AGO
p n. Arrive Jacksonville 1880 a m, go and
5:20p
$50 p m Cuban mail train South has
through Pullman sleeper from New York TO
Tampa, and connects with steamers for Key
West and Havana Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday nights. 500 p m Cuban mail train
lNorthwardl has Pullman sleeper through to
Washington. NnSlge of cars between
Jacksonville and Tamr~~
Direct connections with rfsrida Southern
Railway at Palatka for Gainesville, Ocala
and Leesburg, and with st. j, and II. X. r.
for Daytona. AT Titusville with steamer
"Rockledge" for all points on Indian river.
J.. G. DEMING, Gen. Ticket Agent.
NJ. X. MORAN, Gen. supt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-21
South Florida Railroad
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.

ON and after SUNDAY. Nov. IA, 1886, trains
" will arrive ana leave as follows:
daily. tDailY except Sundays. tDaily
except Mondays.
Leave Sanford for
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-21
ITEMS In THREE STATES,
GEORGIA, FLORIDA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA PUT IN TYPE.

MT. Tucker, of jackson. Bitten by
kabid Cat A Store Closed by the
Sberi6 at Jackson-How Dougherty
county Lands Sold After the War
yaldosta's Finances
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3atlrnapa.
Central Railroad.

SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. 10, 1885.
ON and after this date passenger trans Will
~ run as Daily unless marked +, which are
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26
Ths ersIs.aas -.

LoHpon, Nov. E.--A letter written by
Balfouf. ohiaf secretary ok kreianA, wma
pnhliahed, 10 which he nefeFs tc fha
'gFetesQua apispdsv 0s OfHFi0n,n
clothes. He says thaa O'Bgien waa n1A
treated Ia IuliamuEe prison eith0g wAth
lenieney 90 severity. He has amooeeaof
in shsllerinG himself un&er the medical
opinion thas bite lungs nre deiieAto end
hia heart action fs w@4k. Haif0uf also
said that " O'HKien refuses % wDME fAG
pEinon dress fcFee wiil not he applied 10
eempei him. These IA no reason whs
be ahOul6 NOS fulEii bis term in pElaNn
but be eannoe safely be euhioo9ad ~
she usual diealpliue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

HI EssuEB ckRD SAYING Hn n MUz. An
APPLluAHx ron CHARITY.

HI EasuEB cknB SAYING IN n M0z. An
APPLlrAHx ron CHARITY.
DRxBoEx, Nov. Regarding the
many stogias which have been ciFenlat-
cd about ex. Senator Jones. il is stated
tonight that whiis his hnanoes are
n0s ID ~ good coalition as when he
was to receipt OF Q salary from the Unst-
ed States, he is not Ia any sense q pAn-
per, nor 10 his mind unhaInnoed. A
feW wesks aRo Mr.. Jones chose 10 leave
bis hoaei and become the guest Of MG.
z. ONeill, Of whose house be IA still an
inmate By invitation. To-day q man
took the liberty Of circulating q snb-
seFlption list 10 aid Of the ex-senator.
This vas the lass straw, and tonight
Mf. Jones issued the following card,
the 6Fse expression regarding himself
that be has made since coming 70 De-
troit;
Il see ID stated in 80 evening paper
thai an appeal 70 being made 20 The
public in my behalf. ! have never
taken any notice up 10 this tine Of any
thing said In che pabiis pEees about me
On my family. Kn0w desire 10 say 4hRt
have given no authority % ans one to
ask any contributions Of m0neY for me,
and that / am NOS an applicant for
public charity"
Mr.. Jones STATED thaf he proposed re-
1urninQ 10 EisEidM to live after be has
satlled ap his affairs IN DsaFois, and be
will ba candidate for fho United
States senate 30 succeed Wilkinson Call
OF Jacksonyille.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

rOar or rzx scHSoHER xnAT wEzr
AaHonE.


srOBx or TIE scH9oEKR THAT WENT
ImAMrxsroM, Ont, Nov. 25.- Mate
Muephy Of the soheonsg Whiks SsaF.
ashore ca Polnl Pelee. Falls the follow
ing atagy Of the disaster There wns
& fearful sea on aIi "Wednesday night.
VITA il was thick foa thai made i
impossIhie 20 see the liaht. Ate O'Clock
ysetsFday rngxninR th0uRht We we're
near Dummy light, Oh Point ksise. bul
Il zee as blaok e. tnk outside ana We
could not locate ouraalEss. se0ddenly
there was crash an6 she yeaasl went
On head nrss. She keeisd over and
sround and TIE big seas msEse . sweep
Of the decks. Il was r96ky bottom,
Which ground right thfoaah bar and she
was filing u q few m0mnents after abe
slyuck. TheEs wHs one yawl boat on
board and We manaead 20 ast this y
he boats side. TheFa weEa seyen ot
a and TIE little yaai wonl6 hold bna
ars. Tive hnd 10 asag nhoasd. Mg
brother. the eaplain. ehDaa % se4f on
board and wikh him enc Of tke sailors.
We sod tie boat dewn As he wataF, bus
~ wavea haaa q aRaiBst the sid8 Of the
vessel and thFeaas0sd to stsve IN the
a the ffsh man slid down shs lima
ths vaWi eapsizud, and we were thrown
4 fnsc fhe aea. Some Of sns Boys got on
+ tou of sAs upsuFnsd yawi. oAhaFa cnnRhi
6Tffk. We knookad aEnnnd until day.
Iieh2 and wsFa enally hnAehsd. nlI d
= Alive. Ths vessel e0nad be seen nftJ
rulla ont, Ieaning over and bsatina fear.
4 fuIlv. We eeuld nsa mT brother and
I tbe enslcE In tie .FiRRing wayfng tneil
harae ana shaustna for halp. Aboui
I thaFty nnen eoliected On tha shcre, 5ui
tbAy c0uid give ss no assis1anse, as thel
/ zefa wiaheua hnaaa and tackle.
Marnhy aAgs Zoe men viii fsekEs y
/ dzath II beats ara not sen8 to ttem .
oacs. Ahont the last hopea went on
/ tkis nagFnina, when fe8enFmm was 70
/ eeIsed from saranzkys fFum Mhlah poln
4 lifh boat waa expeGaed. u @aid
arnn'k ssnd tbs beak, - ths fug = ~
fhiak.~
Osptain aIurphg and the aailar name
Hansar vera Fessned by aMhsenzan shk
2muEmzmR. Tia aaplatn b mpRaEenfk
nnae ths worse fsg bis ninateN1 nnmn
expnannn, hna Hnm1sE mn21Esd tazEiel.
1Fnm era6, AnA Is b q uEiGksEa epAdiilgN
1 Tha white EtnE hmH bsuknm ID tive azl
In s1tal wEseA. 80 waa ewnSa >
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26
HEIR JOHANN MOST.
Ataept . Pesve 3haa Me
Favorea Raffemee.
o. Wstssn cinAnsd INT Ne saia
.'Nss TesAv Revsnea = HiA h
sAs G4p = - Rxsursr

- = =
4sz3s nov. 3s--4Aa trial Of
kae<x 9ea8 M2e eaaatnnR3 eeoAg. lbs
s1I xoE sne ae.enae % lna op9nlne
s9orses declares taaf = wAa noA Meaa
30 I. ksee speean thas was 90 trial Ma
1s1z@a amnA9 qeAef ahln@a tnAs -
asa@ Nxo31 ANak Wnen 1nA a. Me&ssH
sael1nzs waa1ea . oee1n the wuRk Of
eAlan % &C., Mp4 aoMnDeie4
1a1lea1e. 49n.En NeasAGhs Mho Was
Go ssesed uaa1 1zaaz laae yeek lsR taAina
81 q ~ AAiAwE9l zhAaaa. waa
rs lk.s M1EslssA u4laef SAxe aad teav
Lll11 tnat schemes bad pnesl6ed O. 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

pBCmEsM nzHDEmRD BY TaK SECRETARY
or TIN THTKRFoa.

pBCmEgM nzMDEmRD BY rax SECRETARY
or THR INTERIOR.
WAsEm9xuR. Nov. 25.-The secretary
Of tbs interior hes rendered 9 decision
In she case Of ths Southern Paei6e
kalifoed Compauy, upon which rule
had been issued 10 show cause Why GER
tain lands aoiaeant 10 and oo-terminal
with IN unc0npled portion Of the msin
line Of the Atlantic 4 Pacifie Railway
Company, which are Interested By the
line 0f the Southern Paailc Company,
should not be restored 10 the pnhlic
domain, oonRFsaa having Do
dared the forfeiture Of the
grant 10 tie Atlantic b Paciae
Railway compmny as 70 tie aneoupled
puEkfom Of the said road. xhe ascFetaFy
holds that the oHech Of 9he Atlantic and
Pnci4e forfeiture was 10 make the
united States . tenant IN concmon with
the EculheEu Paoiae nD<np&ny - 70 TIE
lAn1a and thegsfoEs al the odd num-
bef1d sections within the common llmits
should aiiil Tematn IN the ressEvakien
unkil partition thereof has been made
The secrstaKy saga ehas Il the company
d wiiaing 20 aooept TIE alteTnBte go,
tiona be knsWs Of 10 objection 70 sast
q cuaTss. and In thnt aass the remain'
inR sections viii be restored 10 she pub-
Ife domain
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

Honxx DuELpENos suRNnD AND RRkvx
E0seEa azRcRxzD.
San FnAnu1seo, Nov. ga Are broke
out III 10 today IN TIE Unfon hotel, at
PotreEc. near fhe Unien iron works,
and IN few minuael the ensire etrae-
turs waa In flames. 1he fEe wss quiokly
eoramnt tnated 10 the Huntington
houss and from ihsre 10 tha Union
hotel, three story frame bnileine
TIE entire hloek eaa soon "a flames. A
heeyg wind waa blowing, and before
any stream ooal4 - taFnea on the
buEniag bnilding the hAmss we're rapid
IL WuRkina np over the hlHH toWsrd
The next atreet aud b. O'Clock ihfesi
hlccks Of hnildinxa waFs on hte.
In the meastime this alarm had been
turned 10, but when the companies
arrived they were unable 10 do any
eifesstva work, owing 70 lack Of water.
A Gre boat vas dispatched from bead
quarters, and q commenced 10 pump
thRouGh over 1850 fest At hoee from the
bay. Water did nos appear 10 have any
ekect on the Ore and Il oniy died out
when there was nothing else for i 10
feed on. The hEe destroyed over forty
buildings and about She same number
81 Iamtalo9 4ke A44t 4c4ktA01es l16
Onion iron woskB had q narrow escape
and the wind8ws 10 The rsaK were al
cracked BY The heat. The loas is esli-
mated 81 $4,000.
Michael NaRls, driver Of The hook
and ladder track, while going 10 Tie
afe this afternoonfwaa thBown from his
asat and the heavy whesls of tha truck
pAsssd ossF him. breaking several ribs
and iriuEing his spine. Il II believed
that bis injuries viii prove fatal.
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aAmk FeRM oF INaANEFY.


pncnAnrm csJsR on kxzonNEx KxHLHnis
surCEDE.
CsNornnAxz, New. 46.--It Ia reported
that Charles Albert Kehlef, the attorney
Who oOmmitked suicide yesterday, vas
driven 10 the deed By the Rppsoaching
revelation of heavy foFeeRies By him in
tke maneesmans Df the estate and
trust funds entrusted 10 his care. An
estimate is made that The liabilities
thus incurred amount 30 aboas 8170,-
COO, while the property left By Kebler
viii not exceed $4,000. The m0st Sc
Fionsay affected ere bis own family and
friends, The revelation disclosed the
motive 30 be ncahing more than 70 keep
an with the style In luxuFious living be-
yond his msAns. The usa Of trust
funds having begun. continnance be-
uarne "a apparent necessity. An In
stance ID given where $4,000 yes In
vested fer client. and ell Tie pagers In
relation 10 Il. ineludina the nloEtgase,
we're fogQeKieg. His friends hnd tht
eaas 90 strange that they attribute Il "a
acme form Of insanity
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

RmBscuA MoEEMAM AcTs cuHEoUaLx AND
~ aKMI Tp TEE AsxLuM.
6AExM. Or, Nov. Is. Especial - To
day 9 woman named Rebeoca Hoamaa
vas brought down from jefferson, hav-
ina been f0nnd there By the citlEsns
wandering about In @ strange manner
and unable 10 Riye q satiAEaetoFy
account Of herself. She spent last niRnR
In The woods nnar there beside q small
Are, under no shelter and With
no extra protsotien against the ex-
treme cold but Q ehswl. She
was examined by two physielans ana
Fecitad q strange tale of wandeflnaa
daring she past feuK years. she started
originally from Canada and came west,
adopting the cnstoma and enduring the
haR6ahips ef ordinary tramp life. She
Epene Hast winter In Dakota and then
headed fer 0KeRon. She has been In
this eounig several days. iixinR in the
wooda and By The roadside. be2ain9 her
board but never accepting skeleeg Of
any hospitablo home. She is not the
sans tramp reported from Linn county
recently. She was committed 10 she
asylnm 80 some Of her. actions evident
~ fndicated an unbalanced mind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26


xAz FHssE unxnzxzs xnn PaoGannArFon
az UNCERTAINTY.
RAKls, Eov. 25 President Crew etill
stuhhaEnly fssiais the aamaud Tor hls
Immediate resignation. TIE press nnmn-
lmonsly cundamns Ahe pRolsnRation cg
the crisis
LsPais says aGrsvy win not rsnlun
before be hna piaeed tha repahlic n 8
safe pnaition.n xt declares that the Or
leans princes are very nniiVe and waEna
the Repnbaieana 90 rkdens ON the enuRss
they are taking. a mee1inQ viii be held
II Beldevilie quarters tonight 10 adupt
measures. a. khe call aaya, 90 conform
30 the siknniian.
Thers waa q Fevolutienary nesting In
Sale De RnFisF this sVenine. Deputies
0anelingtee and Bassiy delivered vs9-
lent speeches directed against Ferry.
They declared Il wms necessary for the
people % march 30 the hotel De villa
and 10 pEsvenf any king from going 10
tho 1uiilexiea. Rsoolmaions we're odnrs-
cd declaring that tne people called upon
the p0pular forces 30 aKRaulRs fheu-
selves, 40 venture eveFVfhfne mnninaf
the exRoFtlDueRs and tTaieoFn. The
-@NNNS--e- As9t 9t48A&8 WIN WtHH IL Aum~
mune. EAaEe gaa no dis0sdef
Le sarfs Gays hAak M. Roavier has
a2Fead b raA0 Rkseidnnt Grevyia nes-
aa0s only on eonaieien thaa the latter
wifh0FAws bis acceptance af ii o resiQ-
uAtion 04 the ministry.
II . RspoEaed chat on Rouyiafis 3D.
Nice Wilson aeaual@ stgnsd q letter Of
resignation IN order 90 avoid andanear-
lng Crews p0eition, bak the latter, sas
in9 that u W0ula amount 90 an hamls-
aien Of Wiisonas auiit, caused Wilson
20 cancel the letter.
Nader De Momfiou 10 actively can
vassinn In behalf Of the proposed Eeso.
insian expressing cuna0enoa In Grsvy.
Ailhoagh tbs feeling against 0revy is
s0meuhat nhaAet, it 10 th0nahf unlikely
that his friends edorts will be success
fnl.
Il d stated shnt General szussisr has
asked pesmiEgion Of the wsr ministry
10 annoanee In tha newspapers his re-
fueal % contest for the presidency.
9enesal 6annaieris withdrawal leaves
Only thFse eandldatse-Fioquet, Ferry
and DeFreVuinat.
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RH1EAnEERHEk, Nov. M.--MF. Powd6f-
~ when shown the published report ~
lsasef pnEporflnR 20 be written bg hlm
20 40 Indianapolis friend. said khna M
ia not nalna 10 resign ahia year, ana
woatd mako no further exprsagion On
the subject.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

xHn %umR ~ xE2 kAmnMnR An mssssap
rAsa aH1n N 4 xnaBnr.
SozEHE. MaR. 1he farv In "a
eaaa Of the cMiifmnin kSra 1nsarnnea
9aMany a9ainsa aAn Iansaesf d RisR.
% MaEe kanaa Opmrany. . asaoTaF ii
aaSanse l1Sgss paka en- fhe nfousd nf
iNesna aAzfanas EesmnnaA q psEdsua as
nngnlnn faR ahe dGfandanas. he enen
waH ons of lhe mean innpassnnf az ~
k1n4 1TNz tEtea Ia tha atnAa ana a. me-
snazas q Ne gEuminemea af lha nnsasan
eaneaxae9 ana tka aaaan&innh shasan-
~ nk lhe ehasRga made bg ihs inanR-
anee eanpanY. i MstRaesed WIDESPREAD
aflez1lp1 shruuehmnz 4ha slata. TIE
laaaeanN8 oQmpan8 Fe31eA ftn casa nzsmr
e1EAAly upe@ the teatimnmy az J. IA.
Mhgla faFmeklg superintendent fsr
LamhsEs& a RAahop. 1hEa mmn clainssd
lhat ~ had eaa Aae 20 ahe huilaina. nav
.nR heem fneliWaAaa % Aha deed ~ fha
a1fan1anss. wAn wnnaad tha insuFanne
na1naEs This elahemem4 wna Hanie& IN
toto hg 1samhaEt hna Hlshnp, wkn. ~
Nloen tealtsEsnR In aAaix uNn deEsnaa.
tntzu1used esheR Aae1Emumy 10 chow
fhAa tha Are did na& aasninmaa a Whyee
STATED thn& u dias
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FERE n 4 CoaE mrNR.

aExTKno TEE AnsT og xME BEk1n N xHE
soUTHvKnED Mmn At NAMAEHo.
EkNArmo, Nov. B.-The iiEs Whiah
broke ouS IN the Southleid mine Of the
Vancouver Goal Oompany on Wednea-
day IN nov under control and q Is
shoaeht that Il will Be eonnplssely sx-
tinRuiahed In q short time. Ihe use -
about thrso hundred yards down the
slepa and IL hemmed 10 20 that thezs is
no chance Of Gpreadiaa. The city
steaGa IRE engine Ii etfll fofeIna two
large streams down the slope. They
also have two sypheua pouring down
additional streams into the ssore.
work l. anspendsd n othef portions q
shs eenlhGeid nine 81 pEessnt. a. tha
sir snaft yesterday considerable smoke
eaeaped, baf today bot very little smoke
can be sesn. The fan was started this
morning. 10 Il expected that Me- men
viii be Rbls tomorrow % 20 down the
si0ps. But very lli1ie damage u sup
posed 10 be done % tie mine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-26

xHz HorsrEn0 WORKS on THz HUEKHn
HIL NINE BUBNED.
JA0KsuN, GAL, Nov. 25.--The hoistlne
works over tha main shaft Of the ban-
ksK Hill mine, neaf AmaaoF Oify, we're
totally destroyed By Ore as bsae O'Clock
this moEning. The Gre started Ht The
time Of changing shifts, but bow 4
aFiainafed q not knows. A boz Of
giant powder kspt aEound tho works 81.
ploded, che shock being distinctly fell
Ia jackson, six miles away. The min
ers ell escaped thFsaGh ths soath shaft.
The loss Is ms known sef, bat i will
reach between $4,000 an0 $4,000. II
Is only lightly tnsaEed. Eighty men
are thFown oat Of employment.
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COMING eELEBRATI0A.
= Last spike sf Great IA.
aereas % TIE Ceant.


RoaxEAEp, Nas. -ISneofail ay.
uE xahn Gatea laa rscanll9 been IA Ger
EespuadEnao with tie mnYaf a. Hacaa-
menfo with ReRaR8 % lha enminN rail
read oekekRA1iaA. when fkrunNh eannNe-
ainn ID esfahaishsa wlth GallRnrnla.
4AyuR G2ks1 h4N oaliea q seeeial ussEt.
Inc q ahe eomnlam eaamcli. le BE- held
taaeErcw eFsntnN. tie rarpnss helna 10
laAe anuse immedta1e stepa toward atla-
hxaalnK The impoGlank eEant u 4 ee
egmlnN manneRs &eHne pghlf6 denon-
1erasion Will ~ half h8 tha eisizans Of
RoEtlan4 4 dltiuR reeapffan win be
AcgoK1ea fne Kn1g3s fEoEA Q4iiinrnia
and Pfoh&bty the eolnhsnfign wi1 eua-
elnde With . hanaust tAin uagninGs
HAcsAnxHEo's RAnx.
5AnaAnrMRxo, Nov. 25.--Azayor Grec-
eFy hes wKitten lie nagnfa uf San
Francisco hnd Portland end salem,
Oregon, azkine thsir o0-opsgaeion wfth
ahe eiiiEana Of EaGFamanke Ia the oels-
hFaainn of driving The liant apike ca che
California and 0reRon railroad.
ACTIVE san HnANcmoAAs.
eAH FRAMc1sco. Nov. sE--Mayor Pond
chairman o. the eommiatee Of tie board
today appointed 10 ARRANGE for q proper
telehEAtlon of the co1nplstion 0k The
California and Oregon lima, has called
. ameeainQ for t0moEruw evening 20 mako
preliminary Arrangements for the eaia'
bgAiS01. In RESPONSE 20 q diapateh from
this city the mayor az Portland has re-
piled annonnoinq she desire and Will
in@ness Of TIE anthnxffies and meF-
chants Of that eilg 10 join In hearty 90
operation with any celebration lhers
NAV Be arranged.
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TWO TnAuB Oompzmxnxx nxMcL4sHnp
NEAR FETEssna0.
PHTsBuna, Nov. 25.-Two freight
tsafna on ahe Balllmors and 0hio rail-
Eoad o0llided ou q sharp carve ngtoen
miles from this eiay thls morning. H8th
trains were eompAseely dsmuiishe6 and
three rmen we're killed and Eve osheEu
were Injured. One Of The killed wns
Wm. Haademan. q flFsman, IL wheel
inR, two others are sill under he de-
hFis and their names ere unknoWn.
Thges Of ne injured are sDHineeEs Gates
and @uN and hFsznan As6Wtna. Thes
mag die. ThS blame appaFsntly restE
With ths train aispatrheF.
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uamminru A nrfn. n fl.wen.. ana
aad : haaEy sarRa = aaal isr Dsireil.
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OAxEAMn. Gala, Nov. &ks--S "A. gmnaa
raiirnaa emrAuYens wee mrsaafna iaMf
niNhs Ter GiasafAsnn the paaRa. Nnrlne
ne nlHht 40 fail tonk are ana hmrnsa
g lAe gtonnas yaungs peFiahfma M aha
naMnSM Il ii 0uppa9@d thar ha hMa
been Hmak&na and h&lmn under tAa fm.
MnamQe &c hquoE he had 0areieaslg sss
Are tN IN hnl1asnN.
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MM-3AAA2AAA& NAZ44A9IE
xaAEse0MrExKHTAE.
NKw Yow, Nov. 2k.-The Tribans
says: Elijah Smifh hna resigned che
presidsacg Of he Oregon q TFansoon-
tinsnsai 0smpanys and Sidnay Dilinn
aas bsan eluAn - bis suouese0x. 4
has heea knoWn for enFBe time thas rad
ieaf ehaagsz In che management be
Oregon eompanies we're abuut d BE-
made. ano the return of Henry Willard
50 she eontrul Of the Northern Pacific.
as he reeent election, was merely the
psslnde 10 his further restoration. ID
haz bsan Suggested hat Wizard wonid
take the pEaHldspuy of tho OraRan Il
Ie1nsnonlinentaf Company .aa be miahs
have taken that Of she NoFtnefn paclisa.
His agreement with bis Berlin ayndi-
eatA WIS arranged 90 ne oould become
diEsotoE Of the Northern Pansao and 10
enable him 10 be, In nanaa az welf as In
fact, the controlling power. The fast
thas Dilien and noe Willard sneoesda
Elijah 6mlth IN the presidency Of the
principal OEe4eu company will be q sur
priss 10 Wall streas. The change will
not take plaee tili December 1ek, bat IL
vas agreed upon yesterday. sidney
Dillon said, after he knew that the
change had been made: There cannot
Be two presidents Of one company at
one time.n
Persons Who remember tbs difacnltiea
that were encountered ia making M the
Northern Pacific ticket expressed che
opinion that Dillon had been made
president Of the Oregon q TEanaoonti-
mental Company through VillRrd's in
teresh. Some Of the directors who
urged Willard TO take the Office were
most emphafic IN the statement that
the election Waa q aisappointment 20
Willard. This was uRa0abtediy q spec
ulakive view which had no foundation.
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wAanrMazum, Nov. . -6seEeeary Ia
nnsr. In bis annuak rEp8fk viii Fes0m-
mead that the infef-ata1e eommefee
ennmias1on b. rnads in6spen1ant Of
Ia Authority oF anpaEsfaiam Of The in
tsTior dapaEkmnnk, and thas q b mada
aiHna1lg responsible % ee1Rreaa or 10
re pseslaena. q nsGhinQ In the daasss
of the eammianl0a aKa within tie ngsai
anshoritg o. euntrel Of ne Department.
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Nxw YumK. nov. E.--Bg the sxidenea
og too wuzaen of the town efEen 10 Tie
nagioa aoninht Il fEsnagi1Hn that Jookey
nellman, vita dsn6 On wednesday,
hsuka Its heaA By falling On sha pnEe-
man8 whiin dFumk. The wouenNwera
IaAtinw hisn asuaa ths street. 1heg
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